Why Japan Is Prosperous In Christian Economics
Dr. Howard E. Kershner argues prosperity in Japan stems from longer work weeks, rising productivity, and high savings fueling capital and growth. He contrasts with the United States where government employment has surged and private payroll growth trails, suggesting a shift to private-sector jobs could finance tax cuts and broader production.
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Howard E. Kershner
Japan
Dr. Kershner
America
United States
Kershner
Freedom of the Press Day and its meaning for citizens
The piece highlights freedom of the press as a watchdog of a free people and a force for evaluating leaders and policies. It emphasizes press honesty, public accountability, and the hope that a free press aids world peace, urging law enforcers to model obedience.
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U. S
America’s
Hints From Heloise on balancing work and home life
A reader asks how to manage housekeeping while working as a single mother of five. Heloise replies that many share the struggle with perfectionism and time, notes a new book for working women, and suggests practical alternatives over expensive therapy, offering empathy and tips.
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Heloise
Pople
Aunt Heloise
TV Notes and Fringe Picks Highlight a TV Year
A year of strong entertainment offerings tops TV notes with hits like the Dick Cavett show All in the Family Sanford and Son PBS and Will Rogers U S A plus notable plays and films. The column weaves in light personal anecdotes and ends with a UPI report on Forest Hills nudist camp Open House plans and guided tours.
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Dick Cavett
Sanford and Son
PBS
Will Rogers
U.S.A
James Whitmore
Paul Gallico
John Don Passos
Hollywood Television Theatre
Carrie Snodgrass
Brian
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Brian Piccolo
Saranac, Mich
UPI
Forest Hills
Jack Horner
The
American Sunbathing Association
On This Day in History June 4 1972 Almanac Recap
Almanac notes June 4 1972 as the 156th day with planetary positions Mercury Jupiter Saturn morning and Venus Mars at night. Entries include 1800 White House finishing touches, 1896 Ford’s first car test, 1942 Midway battle start, 1967 Israel Egypt six day war, and a Henry Brooks quote about the edge of the grave.
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United Press International
Robert Merrill
White House
Washington
Henry Ford
Detroit
Israel
Egypt
Witty pastor and a bear story in Worry Clinic
Dr. Crane visits Rev. DuMond at the Chapel Hill United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. The tale features a college professor bear hunt and a humorous moral about brains over brawn, ending with a dinner invitation and a note on requesting his booklet.
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DuMond
Jesus
Charles DuMond
Chapel Hill United Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Crane
Smoky Mountains
Who Gives Who Gives it Hoot Awards
A column recalls the Who Gives Who Gives it Hoot award and criticizes a Trailways driver. It laments youth behavior toward an elderly woman near a church and urges civility, ending with a call to reassert concern for aging citizens.
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Trailway
Howard Bennett
Pat Sez By Guest Columnist Of 8. M. P. God Is Alive
Milton Short visits Houston to see cousin Walter Koenig and thanks Cool Coppedge for a drink. The writer asks readers if they want the column back and thanks Werner Wolf, Henry Ludeke Sr, and Oscar Adickes for their good-natured teasing.
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Milton Short
Houston
Walter Koenig
Cool Coppedge
Werner Wolf
Henry Ludeke, Sr
Oscar Adickes
Farm Subsidy Ceiling Cuts May Hit 1974 Payments Hard
Texas A&M policy specialist Dr. Clive Harston predicts 1974 maximum crop program payments of 55 000 could be cut 69 to 80 percent as the next farm bill lowers ceilings. He notes talk of eliminating payments, with realistic options at 20000 or 10000 per person per crop program.
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College Station
Tex
UPI
Texas A&m
Clive R. Harston
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
A&m
Department of Agricultural Economics
Harston
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